He is the most notorious traitor in China.
He ascended the throne at the age of three, abdicated at the age of six, and was expelled from the Forbidden City at the age of eighteen. For the next thirty years, he knelt before the Japanese and was called a lackey in newspapers. Even his queen wrote in her diary: I hate his cowardice.
But no one saw him turning every piece of information into a knife to stab the enemy in his study late at night.
No one knew that the most silent attendant around him, the Queen's piano-playing female teacher, the second lieutenant adjutant of the Kwantung Army's intelligence section - all were his people.
No one believed that when he smiled and toasted the Japanese officer who humiliated his wife at the banquet, the countdown to that officer's death had already begun in his heart.
He spent thirty-seven years living like a shadow.
To hold up the dawn of a new era.
Before opening this book, please answer a question:
If the price of saving the country is to make the whole world hate you - do you dare?
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